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2010 Team Rosters 2010 OAKWOOD DEFEATS S.T.M. 49-44 **TORONTO OAKWOOD BARONS - COACHS ANTHONY MILLER, NORM CLARKE, B. SAMSA {AAAA OFSAA CHAMPIONS} JULIAN CLARKE - MVP SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY D1 2010-11, 11-12, 12-13, 13-14, REDSHIRT FRESHMAN DUE TO INJURY, JR. NATIONAL TEAM FIBA U18 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS BRONZE MEDAL 2010, JR. NAT’L TEAM 2011, PLAYED IN A TOTAL OF 77 GAMES, WCC ALL ACADEMIC TEAM 2013, FORGOS HIS SENIOR YR TO ATTEND MEDICAL SCHOOL, UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO 2014-15, 2015-16, INVITED TO JR NATIONAL TEAM TRYOUTS MAY 2015 KEVIN BLAKE - 1ST TEAM ALL-STAR MIKE RANGER - DEFENSIVE AWARD ST. LAWRENCE COLLEGE 2010-11 JAMAL MUCKET-SOBERS ALGOMA COLLEGE 2011-12, 12-13, 13-14, 14-15 JERMAINE BERNARD WESTERN UNIVERSITY 2011-12 CHASE CAMPBELL JAMAL CAMPBELL TROY JACKSON SHELDON MOORE DWAYNE DOBSON DYLAN KING MYLES FORRESTER XZENIS BRERETON ISAIAH WATKINS **HAMILTON ST. THOMAS MORE KNIGHTS - COACHS STEFANO GIOVANNANGELI, {AAAA OFSAA FINALIST} CHRIS D’ANGELA, BRYAN ROSATI ZACH ANGELINI - 1ST TEAM ALL-STAR WATERLOO UNIVERSITY 2010-11, 11-12, 12-13 LAMAR BARR - 2ND TEAM ALL-STAR JERMAINE BARR - R.K. FAIR PLAY AWARD MOHAWK COLLEGE 2010-11, 12-13, 13-14, 14-15, JOHN GORDON ALGOMA COLLEGE 2011-12, 12-13 ALI ASKAROV REDEEMER COLLGE 2011-12 SANTINO PECORA JOSH SHERIFF CHAD BROWN MARCUS ST. AUBIN PHIL PALMIERI JEROME SEALY JUSTIN AVERY PAUL PETRUCCELLI KOJO AFARI TRISTAN FRASER **OAKVILLE ST. IGNITAUS LOYOLA HAWKS - COACHS GARY LAURIN, RENO MALISA {AAA OFSAA FINALIST} LOYOLA WON THE KEN ORMEROD FLIGHT - 3RD PLACE OVER ANDERSON 74-67 MIKE LAFRICAIN - 1ST TEAM ALL-STAR ROHAN BONEY - 2ND TEAM ALL-STAR MIKE ANDREWS BISHOPS UNIVERSITY 2010-11, 11-12 TROY STEVENSON WATERLOO UNIVERSITY 2010-11, 11-12 ADAM PRESUTTI PAOLO MILITAR ALEX CENEDESE THOMAS RICKUS MARVIN MALANA ROBERT RIVAS DANIEL DRYDA ZAC COLLANGELO **WHITBY ANDERSON C.I. RAIDERS - COACHS DEAN HUTCHCROFT, LUIGI LEONARDIS {AAA OFSAA ¼ FINALIST} JUSTIN EDWARDS - 1ST TEAM ALL-STAR DYSHAWN PIERRE JAKE HUTCHCROFT STEWART WEIR BRANDON NICKELCHOK DUANE HENRY JERMAINE JONES JORDAN HOLT CRAIG WILLIAMS SCOTT HASTIE JACKSON HIMBEAULT CHRIS PINETTE BRENDEN SANCHEZ **DUNDAS PARKSIDE PANTHERS - COACHS DAN MEYER, NICK WHITE, VICTOR PADOL {AA OFSAA CHAMPIONS} PARKSIDE WON THE JOE RASO FLIGHT - 5TH PLACE OVER FRONTENAC 51-27 KYLE GIEDRAITIS - CO-ACADEMIC WINNER MCMASTER UNIVERSITY 2009-2010, 10-11 QUINN HENDERSON WESTERN UNIVERSITY 2010-11, 11-12, 12-13, 13-14, 14-15, OUA KEN SHIELDS AWARD WINNER 2014, ASSISTANT COACH WESTERN U 15-16, JUSTIN JOHNSON WATERLOO UNIVERSITY 2010-11, 11-12 JEFF HUNT MOHAWK COLLEGE 2011-12, 12-13, 13-14, 14-15, 15-16, OCAA CHAMPIONS 2012, 2015, CCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 2012, CCAA 4TH PLACE 2015, OCAA SILVER MEDALIST 2016, OCAA WEST 2ND TEAM ALL STAR 16, CCAA 2ND TEAM ALL STAR 2015-16 MATT CICUTTINI MOHAWK COLLEGE 2014-15, OCAA CHAMPIONS 15, CCAA ANTIQUE BRONZE MEDALIST 15 MARK VANDUYVENOORDE LEVON THORNTON PETER SOBER DUSTIN MACTAGGART NIK PANAGIOTOU MIKE DZIKIC **KINGSTON FRONTENAC FALCONS - COACHS SUCHE JAMES, BRUCE BLACK, CAM CHRISTIE, JAMES WALLACE, JUSTIN WALLACE {AAA OFSAA ¼ FINALIST} MARSHALL FERGUSON MCMASTER UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 - 2011 OUA YATES CUP CHAMPIONS 2011, UTECK BOWL CHAMPIONS 2011, VANIER CUP CHAMPIONS 2011 SPENCER LAMBERT U15 PROVINCIAL TEAM GOLD MEDALIST 2010 MATT FERGUSON MIKE BRACKEN JODIE MCAULEY DAN BUI ZACK RASMUSSEN SPENCER LANTHIER MATT MCEATHRON DAVID BEECHER ECHO CHAN MATT BAKER TAVIS KNOX MASON PATTERSON JORDAN NORRIS-COLE HAMILTON A.C.M.T JAGUARS - COACHS MATIN VALLINCOURT, BOB CROFT, VINCENT CHARBONNEAU A.C.M.T WON THE MACLEAN-NEWTON FLIGHT - 7TH PLACE OVER BISHOP RYAN 68-61 ANDREW DRISDELLE BISHOP’S UNIVERSITY 2010-11, 11-12 JIMMY BILENGA NIAGARA COLLEGE 2010-11, 11-12, 12-13, OCAA ALL ROOKIE TEAM 2011, OCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 2011, ALGOMA UNIVERSITY 2013-14 ELVIS MOMAT NIAGARA COLLEGE 2010-11, OCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 2011 MARC MUSUNGAYI IOWA CENTRAL CC D2 2010-11, NJCAA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT FINALS 2011, 11-12 UNIVERSITY OF MARY NORTH DAKOTA D2 2012-13, 13-14, STARTED 25 0F 27 GAMES AVERAGED 11PPG, 6RPG AND SHOT 56%FG AND 80%FT, LED TEAM IN SCORING 5 TIMES AND REBOUNDING 6 TIMES ALL IN 2012-13 RICHARD MOMAT DANIEL MACALONAN TROY N’TWARI SEBASTIAN SANTANA ALSENNY CAMARA LANSANA CAMARA ALPHA SOUMAH JESSE DUGUAY HAMID NESSEK JEAN LUC DOWNER MARVIN AMISSO HAMILTON BISHOP RYAN CELTICS - COACHS SERGE FUCA, DEAN DIFRANCESCO CODY MAZZA-ANTHONY MCGILL UNIVERSITY 2010-11, 2011-12 JOEL DALY RYAN CADORE SASA POPIC R.J. VIQUERA JACOB McCOWELL WILL LAUFS ANTWAN SHEPHERD MARK LILLIS ZAK LAZAR JOEY SILVESTRO DANIEL PETERS ALEX TURKIEWICZ **NEWMARKET DR. JOHN M. DENISON HUSKIES - COACHS BRENT EVANS, DAVE BUSH {AAA OFSAA ¼ FINALIST} DENISON WON THE ROACH-TOWLER FLIGHT - 9TH PLACE OVER NOTRE DAME 53-46 KEVIN PANGOS - 2ND TEAM ALL-STAR & 3PT CHAMPION {34} BRAYDEN GOHN KURTIS GABRIEL STEVE MARTIN CHRIS GILCHRIST AARON SUTTON MARK PERONE KYLE HAK RYAN NAPOLEONE BRENDAN PRINGLE ZAC MARCELLINE **WELLAND NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH - COACHS MIKE RAO, DAVID FUCILE DAN MARSHALL {AAAA OFSAA ¼ FINALIST} CEDRIC KASONGO BROCK UNIVERSITY 2010-11 OUA WEST ALL ROOKIE TEAM 2011, CAPE BRETON UNIVERSITY 2012-13, 2013-14, 2014-15, 15-16, AUS CHAMPIONS 2013, CIS NATIONALS 2013, 5TH IN AUS SCORING 2014 @ 21PPG, 3RD IN TEAM SCORING AT 9.1PPG IN 14-15 JONATHAN MATAYA DANNY PAWLIK JOHN FITZGERALD BRANT MORWALD JOHN MAKOLO OWEN DEMERS VUKA BONZI-SIMPSON ANTONIO CARBONE ANTHONY COCCAGNA DANIEL BELLINASO MATT HELMKAY ANDRE VILJOEN BURLINGTON NELSON LORDS - COACHS BOB STACEY, JOHN SIMIONI, ROSS BLACK, TONY TURNBULL NELSON WON THE SIR WILFRED LAURIER FLIGHT - 11TH PLACE OVER ST. CHRISTOPHER 58-38 MICHEL CLARK - CO-ACADEMIC WINNER GUELPH UNIVERSITY 2010-11, 11-12, 12-13, 13-14 MATT MARSHALL OTTAWA UNIVERSITY 2010-11, 11-12, BROCK UNIVERSITY 2013-14, 14-15, 15-16, 2015-16 PLACED 3RD IN OUA REBOUNDS WITH 160, 1ST IN OFF. REBOUNDS WITH 73, 4TH IN RPG WITH 8.4, SIGN WITH NBLC NIAGARA FALLS RIVER LIONS 2017-18 AARON CAMPBELL RYAN FLANAGAN MAX BJURUD DEVAUGHN HALL QUINN AITCHISON DAVE BOIN CHRIS GROOVER DOUGIE CORBY ANDREW MANOJLOVICH SCOTT JAMIESON MARC VEERMAN ETHAN WHITE SARNIA ST. CHRISTOPHER CYCLONES - COACHS DAVE ELSLEY, RYAN HARE, TREVOR RICHARD JOE ROCCA MCMASTER UNIVERSITY 2011-12, 12-13, 13-14, 14-15 OUA FINAL FOUR 2012, 2014, OUA WILSON CUP BRONZE MEDALIST 2014, OUA WEST 2ND TEAM ALL-STAR 2013, LED TEAM IN SCORING AT 15PPG 2013, OUA WEST 1ST TEAM ALL STAR 2014, LED MAC WITH 14PPG, SHOT 51% IN FG’S, CIS BRONZE MEDALIST 2014, TRANSFERS TO CARLETON UNIVERSITY 2015-16, 16-17 OUA WILSON CUP FINALIST, CIS NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 2017, SIGNS WITH NBLC NIAGARA FALLS RIVER LIONS 2017-18 JOE GREENWOOD RYAN GREENWOOD MARTIN POPIEL MATT CINJAU MARK SPINOZZI ZAC LIPPIATT ALEX DECAROLIS ERIC MCDONALD AARON TURNER EVAN GOULD SCOTT SZABO NIC VARSAVA **WINDSOR W.F. HERMAN GRIFFINS - COACHS REG HART, MARCEL FREEMAN, DAN LUMLEY, JEFF SEGUIN {AA OFSAA FINALIST} ARJEN COLQUHOUN MICHIGAN STATE FOOTBALL D1 2011 REDSHIRT, 12, 13, 14, 15, FIRST YEAR IN 2012 SAW ACTION IN 5 GAMES, IN 2013 SAW ACTION IN 10 GAMES, IN 2014 SAW ACTION IN 11 GAMES AND RECORDED 3 TACKLES IN COTTON BOWL VS #4 BAYLOR, IN 2015 RECORDED 45 TACKLES IN 14 GAMES WHILE STARTING 11 AT CORNERBACK, CAREER NUMBERS OF 62 TACKLES, 15 PASSES DEFENDED INCLUDING 3 INTERCEPTIONS AND 12 KNOCK DOWNS IN 40 CAREER GAMES. BIG TEN CHAMPIONS 2013 OVER OHIO STATE 34-24, ROSE BOWL CHAMPIONS 2013 OVER STANFORD 24-20, COTTON BOWL CHAMPIONS 2014 OVER BAYLOR 42-41, BIG TEN CHAMPIONS 2015 OVER IOWA 16-13, LOST TO #1 ALABAMA IN COLLEGE FOOTBALL NATIONAL SEMI FINAL 3 38-0 IN 2015, SPENT THE 2016 SEASON WITH THE DALLAS COWBOYS, SIGNED BY EDMONTON ESKIMO’S WITH THE 16TH PICK 2017, LOST IN , WEST FINAL TO CALGARY 2017, JORDAN GAUTHIER RYERSON UNIVERSITY 2010-11, 11-12, 12-13, 13-14, 14-15 - OUA EAST DIVISION ALL ROOKIE TEAM 2011, LED TEAM IN SCORING 2011-12 AT 15.5PPG, 2ND ON TEAM IN BOTH REBOUNDS AND MINUTES PLAYED, OUA WILSON CUP FINALIST 2012, CIS CHAMPIONSHIPS 2012, 2015, OUA EAST DIVISION 2ND TEAM ALL STAR 2012, LED TEAM IN REBOUNDS AT 8PG AND 3RD ON TEAM IN SCORING AT 13PPG FOR 2012-13, OUA FINAL FOUR 2015, CIS NATIONALS 2015, CIS BRONZE MEDAL 2015 MATT BARKER MCMASTER UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2011-12, OUA YATES CUP CHAMPION 2011, UTECK BOWL CHAMPIONS 2011, VANIER CUP CHAMPIONS 2011 LANDRY NDAYITWAYEKO ALGONQUIN COLLEGE 2010-11, OCAA EAST REGION DEFENSIVE POY, LAKELAND COLLEGE 2011-12, UBC- OKANAGAN 2012-13,13-14,14-15, ASSISTANT COACH UBC-OKANAGAN 2015-16.16-17 ANTOINE CHANDLER ELIJAH HESLEY ANTWAN FERGUSON CYLE TEANEY BARVA KHASHOO DEAN BLACK JORDAN PITTMAN CHARLES JOHNSON KYLE GREENING BEAU LUMLEY **TIMMINS H.S. BLUES - COACHS DARRELL SOKOLOSKI, PETER GRAHAM {AA OFSAA ANTIQUE BRONZE MEDALIST} ERIC DUCHARME LAURENTIAN UNIVERSITY 2010-11, ST CLAIR COLLEGE 2011-12, 2013-14, 14-15.15-16 ANDREW VINCENT WESTERN UNIVERSITY 2010-11 NATHAN EMOND CAMBRIAN COLLEGE 2011-12 RYAN WABANO CORY WABANO SHAYNE GILLES DWAYNE GILLES AARON MICHAUD KRAYMER GRENKE DAVID BRACKEN BRANDON BLAIS **LONDON OAKRIDGE OAKS - COACHS JOHN CURCIO, DINO FOTIA, ANGELO PROVENZANO {AAA OFSAA QUALIFIER} PETER SCHOLTES WESTERN UNIVERSITY 2010-11, 11-12, 12-13, 13-14, 15-16, OUA WEST ALL ROOKIE TEAM 2011 MIKE CHOJA BRIAN CHOJA MIKE SHALABY SACHA KANDU JOHN BUTKUS UBONG UMOH BEN SHANTZ TRISTAN DUFFY DAMON O’SHEA TYLER O’SHEA ANDREW CHELLADURAI KYLE RICHARDS **BRANTFORD NORTH PARK TROJANS - COACHS TODD ANDREW, JEFF LOWE {AAA OFSAA QUALIFIER} MIKE DULMAGE GUELPH UNIVERSITY 2010-11 MARCUS HAMILTON LAMBTON COLLEGE 2012-13 DAVE EVES IAN BALLANTYNE LOGAN VARGA BRANDON WEBSTER BRANDON SLOTE JUSTIN HOTHI TYLER JOHNSTON EVAN MURRAY JASON TIMMS CALE MCDONALD MARK DICKENS WINDSOR CATHOLIC CENTRAL COMETS - COACHS PETER CUSUMANO, PAUL GABRAEL, PAUL LEVAC, TYLER RAY MATT NUNA WINDSOR UNIVERSITY 2010-11 MARK MITCHELL ST.
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